Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
BRIEFLETS.

FRESH nsh at mays.
Bananas and oranges at Mays.
Fresh sh elled almondeat Mays
Fresh prunells at Z. G. Truesdale's.
The supervisors meet next Tuesday.
Read F. S. Southland s ad in this paper.
New maple syrup at G. G. Truesdales.
Dancing at Armory hall Thursday
evening.
Dressed turkeys and chickens at c. c.
Truesdale's.
j. j. Reimers returned from st. Louis
this morning
Fresh fish in the morning at c. c.
Truesdale's.
Miss Maggie Tate has returned from a
visit to Missouri.
Hon. H. G. cleveland returned from
Chicago this morning
Loans by the Black Hawk Homestead
association Friday night.
Mr.. C. W. Negus went up to his farm
at Princeton TINS morning.
Best water-white kerosene oil 124 cents
per gallon at the Fair"
Best water white kerosene oil 12l
cents per gallon at the Fair"
Alden Benedict's Monte Cristo' COM
pany is al the Rock Island house.
Admission to the dancing school
Thursday evening only IS cents
Attend the Gilpin masquerade ball at
Turner hall on Saturday evening.
Superintendent Wright, of the c., NJ.
s. st. p. was in the city over night.
Capt. c. W. Durham and Capt Dave
Upton have gone to Hot Springs. Ark.
r. M. Mitchell, postmaster at Rapids
City, was at the Rock Island house to,
day.
If this delightful weather continues,
we are liable to have July before we dc
January.
NJ. S. Hughes, travelling auditor of the
c., M. & st. P. road, was in the city las
night.
James Sturges, Esq, of Chicago, U. s
National bank inspector, is in the city oil
an official visit.
Saturday night is the date of the Gil
pin masquerade ball, and not Friday a
stated yesterday.
Home made candies and pop corn ball
at the corn festival, Friday evening, a
the NJ. E. church.
Harry Peck, who is engaged in railroa
contracting IN Kansas and Nebraska,
home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Fleming are max
ing arrangements to leave for Californi
. to spend the winter
The costumes for the masquerade ba
will be ready at Turner hall Saturday a
ternoon at o'clock.
7 Supper % cents at the First NJ
church tomorrow night. Come and St
: the fine display of fancy work.
; J. T. Kenworthy, Esq, is at Ottav
today, arguing the Riley case again
q that city before the appellate court.
' The third series of the Black Hav
Homestead association is now ope
Now is the time to subscribe for stool
Capt. Thomas W. Burns, governme
, inspector of steamboats,, is at the Harpt
He has large number of boats to i
spect at the boat yards.
DR.. Calvin Truesdale today moved
office appurtenances from DR.. Carte
office to his new quarters in the rear
his residence on Eighteenth street.
) Parties wishing suits for the masqut
, ade ball of the Gilpin hose company
Turner hall Saturday, can get them
the hall at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Women's Relief Corps hold
special meeting tonight at the post b,
- when the drawing for quilt will ia
:. place. Holders of tickets are invited
be present.
Remember there are only few di
, moreto improve the opportunity of g
ting that twelve and half per cent
duction on cloaks at NJ Arnold's. Davt
port He has an immense stock.
Owing to Miss Byrnes illness, her
:. tire stock of millinery goods. includ
~ the latest novelties in that line, will
" sold at and below cost for the n
r thirty days.
- The ladies of Trinity Guild will Of
for sale number of beautiful Christi
gifts at the bazaar, under the Har
house, on the 18th and 14th of Decent
% A lunch will also be served at hours
to. suit the business men.
DR.. A. H. Stephens is now at Pleas
led Prairie, Iowa, where he went temper
on ly in the spring when diphtheria
2 raging in that locality. He is so
pleased with the locati on that he has
or cided to remain.
cb- Night Clerk McHugh, of the Hal
on house, is at the present time runnir
q a little side issue, which. while somev
new and novel to him, is being condu
tas no less successfully. He is rafting Q
IN horse for friend, and if all of ms
M friends take chance with him, he
of have no difficulty making big thing
ok his friend.
H.
Eina Iaualry